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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1915

Page

7

Arrest of Chinatown leader Charley Shue on opium charge

Charley Shue a Chinatown political figure and Justice of the Peace was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Bancroft in Providence on a felony charge of transporting and concealing smuggled opium. The case stems from a December 10 raid on Wong’s Weybosset Street restaurant.

Charley Shue Chinatown United States Marshal Bancroft Providence Weybosset Street Shue Wong Richards Wong’s Massachusetts Hayes Charley

Funeral of William Danehy in Cambridge Church

Funeral services for William Danehy former Cambridge Board of Aldermen member were held at St Marys Church Cambridge Solemn high mass conducted by Rev Father Woods with deacon and sub deacon and Rev Father James Phelan of Charlestown master of ceremonies

William Danehy Cambridge Board of Aldermen St. Mary’s Church Cambridge Father Woods Brown and Lydon James Phelan Charlestown

Bride of Three Months Gone

Raffaele del Giorno of 8 Unity Street seeks information on the whereabouts of his wife Stella who vanished from their home on the evening of Tuesday September 7. She wore a dark green dress and a large white hat with a white feather. Her brother Joseph Caponito of 12 Stillman Street says he knows nothing. The couple wed in this city on June 6.

Raffaele del Giorno Unity Street City Stella

Foss stirs Worcester row with planned speech from City Hall

Former Governor Eugene N. Foss announced via attorney that he would address Worcester voters from behind City Hall tomorrow night. The move drew anger from city leaders who then ordered permits and city messenger approval before any public speaking near City Hall.

Worcester Eugene N. Joss Charles W. Wood Wright John Weeden Foss P. G. Holmes Board of Aldermen

Foss Tour Sparks Worcester City Hall Speech Controversy

Worcester civic tension grows as Foss tours the state amid disputes over free speech on public property. Mayor Wright says no ordinances govern outdoor speaking while General Wood contemplates court action to protect Foss rally rights.

Worcester Foss Wright Wood General Wood Worcester County Spencer

Proprietor Hollander collapses during election testimony

Henry Hollander owner of Hotel Vienna Causeway and Leverett streets died of heart failure while testifying before Election Commissioners in City Hall. He faced objections over license continuance amid accusations of illegal registration. Hollander also ran a second business and a grocery liquor store with his son.

Henry Hollander Vienna Causeway and Leverett Streets City Hall North and West Sands Michael J. Flynn Hollander James Farley Mr. Flynn David Mancovitz Minton Seiberlich Philip Castleman Health Department Shea McGrath Harvard Green Stamford Streets Beach Street Richardson & Company West End

Aliens Granted Citizenship in Federal Court

Naturalization resumed after recess as Judge Morton admitted 140 aliens to United States citizenship. He briefed them on duties and responsibilities of new Americans.

United States District Court Morton

Cry of Baby Triggers Break In Case in Roxbury

A baby’s cry at 28 Devon Street, Roxbury, prompted Charles Alpert to confront a stranger. John M. McDougall, of Bernard Street, Dorchester, was arrested after a scuffle and held for the grand jury on a breaking and entering charge. Patrolman Maguire aided the arrest after hearing the altercation.

Charles Alpert Devon Street Roxbury John M. McDougall Dorchester Court McDougall Bernard Street Dorchester Alpert Maguire Station 9

Andrew J Peters Lectures at Boston University

The Hon. Andrew J Peters assistant secretary of the treasury will speak on The United States Treasury and the Business Man tomorrow night at Jacob Sleeper Hall Boston University 688 Boylston street This is the first of two public addresses marking the College of Business Administration new year opening The second lecture Sept 29 by Elijah W Sells on The Profession of Accountancy is free and open to all

Andrew J. Peters the Treasury United States Treasury Business Man Jacob Sleeper Boston University Boylston Street College of Business Administration Elijah W. Sells New York Accountancy

Three Women Arrested for Shoplifting Downtown

Inspector William Pelton rounded up three alleged shoplifters in downtown department stores. The suspects gave names as Mary Kelley, 30, of 14 Rutland Square Mary Brown, 19, of Taunton and Annie Kinanasky, 2, of 28 Erie Street Dorchester.

William Pelton Mary Kelley Rutland Square Mary Brown Taunton Annie Kinanasky Erie Street Dorchester

Pastor Leads Shingling Work At Malden Church

The Rev. W. H. Burbank of St Luke’s Church Linden Square Malden led seven parishioners in shingling the church on Labor Day. The crew previously helped with the parish house and installed a lighting system heating plant and new steps with concrete walks, saving expenses. Workers included J. C. Newkirk John H. McElroy Frank Donnell Harry Norman H. G. Smith Frank Chivers and W. G. Herder.

W. H. Burbank St. Lukes Church Linden Square Malden J. C. Newkirk John H. McElroy Frank Donnell Harry Norman H. G. Smith Frank Chivers W. G. Herder

Two Men Pinioned Under Auto in Lexington Crash

Two men were seriously injured when a touring car failed to steer, veered across Massachusetts Avenue near Monroe Tavern, and overturned. The vehicle owned by Clarence H. Leland of Lowell carried Charles L. Leland, who operated it, and a doctor as a rider. Both men suffered cuts, bruises, and burns from the wreck.

Lexington Massachusetts Avenue Munroe Tavern Clarence HH. Leland Western Avenue Lowell Charles Ll. Leland

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